Live 9 MIDI Remote Scripts revealed...

[julienb]

This is my unofficial repository of Ableton Live 9 MIDI Remote Scripts:
https://github.com/gluon/AbletonLive9_RemoteScripts

These files are the uncompyled sources from original Python MIDI Remote Scripts by Ableton.



The first purpose to publish these scripts is the stimulation of developers/hackers/musician/digital artist imagination.
Indeed, you can now code your own behaviors for PUSH, for instance



You can also check my official page about Ableton Live 9 and PUSH : http://julienbayle.net/ableton-push

[Tone Deft]

yer out of control man, congrats and thanks!

[julienb]

you are welcome, m8

[panten]

You're really doing a great job making Push seem an even more desirable controller.
Beautiful images and insightful analysis.

Thanks for everything so far and looking forward to more.

[julienb]

more hack soon.. especially with Max 6

[julienb]

pushing some updates on the page today...
stay tuned

[panten]

you big tease

[#1thelark]

someone hand this over to stray, hanz & co.

[fishmonkey]

cloned, ta!

[julienb]

cloned, ta!

SURE.
It is especially made for that purpose

[S4racen]

someone hand this over to stray, hanz & co.

Believe Push was written by Hanz

Cheers
D

[kryz]

Thanks a lot for sharing this!
I guess this should make it possible to modify these scripts for use with other controllers than what they were made for, right?
I would love to change the push script or the apc one to work with my nanokontrol 2 based diy pedal board.
Also I would like to mod one of those scripts to use with my steinberg cmc-pd.

[julienb]

Thanks a lot for sharing this!
I guess this should make it possible to modify these scripts for use with other controllers than what they were made for, right?
I would love to change the push script or the apc one to work with my nanokontrol 2 based diy pedal board.
Also I would like to mod one of those scripts to use with my steinberg cmc-pd.

SURE!
The share has been done for that purpose.

Especially, I'd probably modify my PUSH scripts in order to add some features and remove some others...

[kryz]

awesome! You made my day.

[agent314]

If you're interested in Python (i.e. developing custom scripts, etc.) but don't know where to start, there is a 7 week course on Coursera starting April 13th

Can't vouch for the quality, but it's a good place to start